S U B S T A N C E 101
Volume 32, number 2, 2003 [Full Text*]
The Post-Exotic: Antoine Volodine
Editor: Jean-Didier Wagneur
Volodine interviewed by J.-D. Wagneur, contributions by Pascale Casanova, Anne Roche, Charif Majdalani, Jean-Louis Hippolyte, Lionel Ruffel and Marie-Pascale Huglo, and a Volodine bibliography.
Introduction
Jean-Didier Wagneur
Let’s Take that from the Beginning Again….
Volodine interviewed by J.-D. Wagneur
A Fragmentary History of Trashcan Literature
Pascale Casanova
“The Clarity of Secrets”
Anne Roche
Post-Exoticism, or Internal Literatures
Charif Majdalani
Minor Angels: Toward an Aesthetic of Conflict
Jean-Louis Hippolyte
Interrogation: A Post-Exotic Device
Lionel Ruffel
The Post-Exotic Connection: Passage to Utopia
Marie-Pascale Huglo
A Volodine Bibliography
REVIEWS
Focus on French Poetry:
Abdel-Jaouad, Hédi. Rimbaud et L’Algérie.
Reviewed by Dominique Poncelet
Bohn, Willard. Modern Visual Poetry.
Reviewed by Ann Smock
Edson, Laurie. Reading Relationally: Postmodern
Perspectives on Literature and Art.
Reviewed by Glenn W. Fetzer
Met, Philippe. Formules de la poésie: Etudes
sur Ponge, Leiris, Char et Du Bouchet.
Reviewed by Steven Winspur
Metzidakis, Stamos, ed. Understanding French Poetry:
Essays for a New Millennium, 2nd ed.
Reviewed by Geoffrey Hope
Thomas, Jean-Jacques, and Steven Winspur.
Poeticized Language: The Foundations of
Contemporary French Poetry.
Reviewed by Stamos Metzidakis
Ward, Patricia A., ed. Baudelaire and the Poetics
of Modernity.
Reviewed by Debarati Sanyal
*The full text is available through your library’s subscription to Project MUSE
